San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-27
EDITORIAL BREyITIES.

NJ uVSs are Ou heSh 10 N'' LOUIS W
day.
The peach and apple crop of New
York, Michigan and the whole lake re-
gion. Is the most abundant for years.
Canned fruits in those regions will be
very plenty.
The eocialists nave CampCd on the
trail Of Henry George and his party.
They will not vote next November, and
particularly those Of them that are not
naturaiZed, like Herr most, but will
haunt every man with George ticket,
and urge him to destroy II and go home.
THE union labor candidates are show
ing disposition to retire in favor OF
the united labor candidates and 1t Is not
improbable that the whole George ticket
will be endorsed. John SwintOn's OPP
pOnent on the union ticket retires In ia
vor Of John, VINO is on the united labor
ticket. This will simplify matters.
SOME OF the democratic journals Of
New \ OTk have the monumental gall to
propose to the republican party union
of forces In order to defeat the George
ticket. Let the democracy call of
George. lie is one OF their own pack.
SAN ANTONIO will not go to Kerrville to
to eat shOat until the week following
this. The veto was signed by Jupiter
plu vius, not by Grover Cleveland, but it
holds good all the same. A mud en-
barge has been put upon Kerr county
and roads are impossible.
GEORGE FRANCIS spoke on Saturday
evening lifting up his voice for the con-
demned anarchists. AS it was his first
appearance in public for many years, his
voice had PARKWAY. bark frOm-the-
tOmbs a dOleful sound about il that
sounded like the death knell Of hope TO
the ears OF anxious expectancy.
THERE ls great cry and probably
very little wool over reported negro
and white mans fTaCas in MatagOrda
county. A dispatch was wired Gov.
Ross for troops and he ordered twenty
men sent from Capt. Richards com
pany, Houston. II twenty men can put
a stop to the fracas, what prevented the
sheriff from calling out enough deputies
to do the work without alarming a
whole state.
THERE is no little bOsh talked about
the properties of the cities Ms COM
pared to that of the country. Cities can
not grow prosperous without prosper
GUS agricultural community. Lands are
improved in value. Farmers work no
harder, live better and have more money
as rule all over the United States than
they had thirty years ago The old cot
ton kings OF slavery days are poorer, but
all the other agricultural classes are
richer.
Col JACK Labatt was not met at the
depot by circus wagon and a brass
band, and the executive committee did
not fracture the Sunday law by hunting
up the unheralded trio, and the result
is that the immortal three have wiped
Off the adobe of their brOgans against
San Antonio, and the prospects of this
city securing an opportunity to put in
bid for the orphan asylum has gone
where the wOodbine twineth. This is
justice to San Antonio with a VEN
geance.
SOPHIA NORTH was Chicago domes-
tic with a handsome face, who died
rather suddenly, and the police prevent
ed her burial after the coffin had reached
the grave, in order to make an investi-
CATION" This is the brief, but awfuIly
suggestive telegram that comes over the
wires. A world OF tragedy and shame
may be cOiled around 1t. Mans inhu-
mainly to man makes countless millions
mourn. Mans inhumanity TO woman
makes earth hell domestic.
O'BmFN, released on bail pending his
appeal, attends a national league meet
ing at MitChelstOwn, secretly held to
ev8de Ba!'our's police, and in his speech
before the meeting GClies the English
government to suppress the league. He
asks if they cannot prevent a meeting
Of the national league under their very
noses, how will they suppress the l.SCJ
branches? O'Bricr atEirm- that before the
league meetings are suppressed. every
decent man and many decent women in
every community will be in jail. John
Bull will lind his hands full rs well as
the Irish jals.
The attention Of America il divided
between st, Louis AMI New \ Ork today.
The Grand Army OF the Republic is in
camp at st. Louis. The first race of
the series between the Thistle and the
Volunteer is to be sailed today at New
York. The eyes OF the Old World, par
tvularly of British seamen, are Oentered
upon the yacht race. Probably upon no
race yet sailed between the rival yachts
men OF the two nations has so muC HIM
terest focused. English yachtsmen hav-
ing found themselves unable to compete
with American modelled craft have
copied our models and renew the at
tempt TO secure the prize OF the worlds
will not be decided until the last mile OF
the series il run, according to the Opin-
ions OF the best judges Of such craft on
both sides the water. So much Of ma
tiOnal pride is bound up in the event
that the betting is no sure index of the
feeling in the minds OF marine con-
nOiseurs. The bulletins of the race
will be watched with intense interest
and the associated press will give them
to the general public with Its usual
leizurely regard for fsr-away journals
and afternoon papers.
JOSke Brothers
will close their stores from Tuesday
night until Thursday morning, in OBJ
servanCe of holiday. 0-2G-3t
Will Close.
On account OF holiday my store will be
closed from Tuesday night until Thurs
day morning. EMANUEL ABRAHAMS.
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